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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1904)
- rt'ftA uaiMtu 'rv DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, 8ATURDAY, MAY 7, 1904. SEVEN . never &bi e an appro. nt. More. at e start e Bas dei pIec wfctt ""bapa u,e Ir vtji. iv. osluon, lnd'r oven. :at worry oreoriei, a brief, it and Dhr.i. iomd waft ut Coloae! r and ship. a h!m he anaged to te oRic. demanded, 1 moneyf nazpmejL ''ark, tie ' I left It 'Plied tie John th a wjutle He a honest u r fired i t him te 'Tim repealed ns to Ee t an et- I bright It under orrot ta t Impofi d balH ed In j flth or g.dlrti fl.OM reaiJcj a teen After i OTer i ? tp!ana- V i had i . atened P, &A iforsJa K, NEW DISCOVERIES IN CHEMISTRY. Recent Experiments. A pin prick and a drop of blood on a ilass slide will tell whether your blood U in a healthy condition or not. Every healthy nun should have five million fed blood corpuscles to every square; millimeter of blood. If there are too many white blood corpuscles the person Is said to be anemic and run down. A, chemical test of the water from the human body will tell whether the kid neys are in good health or not. These testa of health are conducted by expert physicians and chemists every day. Such examinations are made without cost. This is only a very small part of the work of the staff if physicians and surgeons under the direction of Dr. R.V, Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., the founder and director of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of that city. To build up the body that has been weakened by nn attack of grip, pneumonia or typhoid, write Dr. R. V. Pierce for ad vice, giving all your symptoms, and he Will give you the best medical advice potnlble to suit your case, and without cost For those who are weakened by the aitcr effects of a bad cold, cough or gnp caught during the winter, nothing will increase the number of red blood corpuscles and eradicate poison from the blood so quickly as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. This is a remedy which has stood the test of a third of a century, and has sold more largely than any other blood medicine in the country during that time. A most stimulating tonic because it goes to work in the right way, assisting the stomach to as similate the food thus furnishing the blood proper nourishment, which in turn feeds the nerves. Neuralgia and nervous brcak-donns are only "the cry of starved nerves for food." The proper food for the nerves is good, rich, red blood. The "Golden Medical Discov ery does not depend upon alcohol for a stimulating effect It is guaranteed to contain not a particle of alcohol. It is safe for the most delicate system, as it is an alterative extract made from roots and herbs. Although we know the germs of consumption and grip are in the air wc breathe iu rooms, street cars, shops, in fact everywhere, yet scientists have not been able to fight these bacteria very well. The best thing we can pos sibly do individually at present is to keep ourselves in such a state of health as to enable us to fight the bacteria with our own vitality. The blood through our veins and arteries should contain healthy, fed blood corpuscles, which are capable of warding off the attack of these germs if they get into our systems. Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery is just what is needed for such persons and it has received the praise of thousands of people throughout the United States. " About two years ago I was a sufferer from lung trouble so severe that I could not take n deep breath without great pain," writes Mr. V, II. CoJHer. of Plat rock, Va. "It was my right' lung. It would not expand whtn I breathea long or deep, the muscles of right breast seemed all shrunken away. I had a bad cough which was at times very trouble some. About n year ago I began usiug Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and with most pleasing results. Mr breathing got better, cough stoptwd, appetite improved, and I gained in strength and in weight very rapidly. By the tunc I had taken three bottles of your Golden Medical Discovery1 and two vials of your 'Pleasant Pellets,' I felt strong and well again. This was about one year ago and i have had no return of the trouble since, My lungs seem as sound as ever before, and I believe your medicine has entirely cured me and saved me from cbnsumption." The Common Sense Medical Adviser, is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send il one cent stamps for the book in paper covers, or 3t stamps for the volume bound in cloth. Address Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y. .& I. . Mr "' If' pi ' r The Trouble With Shoes ms. fi , 'i i r ' W All shoes would be good shoes ikyot didn't have" to wear 'em. Thetotible is,, you huy them to wear; and a good many of them cer tainly are "wearing. " Sels Royal Blue shoe is made to .wear, hot simply to sell. You'll know wnat'tnat means better than .we can tell yon, if yot wear ..a-pair. ,w1, V " 1 - (, " NM1 u (!" ,"-. . NeaJ pair of shoes yot hay, get a Royal Bftfe shoe, on the Footform last; a shoe to wear with comfort, a long time. If , " m. v "fcvoar shoe-man hasn't It, write to us. ,r ji IP 1 ' sjtfunti 1. Ml -' ' 1 awf ftp Jrt4 v CHICAGO. )$& '$$ largest makers of good shoes In theprld' , fy 1 1' t Y. M. C. A. TO HAVE JUBILEE International Conference to Be Held Next Week and Will Embrace Inter esting Features Buffalo, N. V May 7. Holon M. Gould will como to Buffalo next week to attend tho International confer ence of tho Young Mon's Christian UBsoclatlon. Tho gathering is to bo held in celebration of tho fiftieth anniversary of tho first international convention of tho association, which was held In this city In 1854. Bo sides Miss Gould, tho distinguished guosts at tho conforonco will lncludo 1-csllo M. Shaw, secretary of tho treasury; George B. Cortolyou, secre tary of commerco and labor, and Rear Admiral Francis J. Illgglnson, of tho United States navy. Admiral Higginson will proaldo over a special session to discuss the naval work of the Y. M. C. A., In which Miss Gould Is also especially Interested. It Is expected tho convention will bo attendod by at least 1G00 visitors. Thoy will como from all parts of tho United States nnd Canada and a few aro oxpoctod from Mexico, India and other pnrts of tho world. In addition to tho rovlows of tho association work by dopartmonts, which will bo prosontcd from various standpoints by Industrial leadors, army ofllcors, railroad officials und other laymon and pastors, thoro will bo addresses by many porsonB of prominence Among tho many who will address tho convention aro Pre mier Ross, of Ontario; Prosldont Joseph Ramsey, Jr., of tho Wabash railroad; Major E. W. Halford, U. S A.; President George W. Stephens, of tho BattLmoro and Ohio railroad; Robort E. Spoor, of Now York, and Prosldont J. A. 'Wlslcorshani, of tho Atlanta and West Point railroad. In conjunction with tho meeting thoro will bo an exhibition which will present In a striking manner tho de velopment of tho work for which tho conventions, stato and provincial, as well ob International, havo stood in tho growth of tho association movo ment throughout North America. Tho rlso and growth of tho association will bo rovlowod, principles discussed and analyzed, tho organization and methods examined, and tho flold and sorvico of tho agoncloB of suporvls Ion defined. o a. m "a? o :o. x jk. . Htm th 1 te Kind Yoa Hata Always Biwjtt uiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiinii- I Capital National Bank of Solera, transacts a general X banking business. Only Na tional Dank In Marlon county. : : Sayings : j Bank : : Department Pays' throo per cent intoreet on savings accounts. Deposits 1 ;; of ONE DOLLAft or moro ro- reived at any time. Pass book ' ' issued to each depositor. IiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiMHml IIIIHIIIIHIIHIHIIill i Voget Lumber AND I Fuel Company. J Rough and dressed lumber, sash, doors, lath and shingles, ash and flr wood. Salem Ore. Down town offlco 112 Court street. Telephone Main 24G1, Ono block cast of 8. P. pas senger depot. HUM H-j-H4-MH II 1 1 1 4 FOREIGN CAPITAL NOT AFFECTED DY WALL STREET Enabling owners of approved prop erties to DEVELOPEXTEND EQUIP INDUSTRIALS, RAILWAYS, MINES and similar enterprise. Address with full details, J. S. WHITE, Manager, 1 Security Life Ins. Co., 61 Wall streftt, Reg. No. I ppm QFAT I Tri'l 2:01 8IRE OP JOE SEAL 2:11. 8lred by Red Heart 2; 19'$, the tire" of Chain Shot 2:06J ' Red Seal 2:11 Etc Dnm AUCE M. (trial) 2:25 ....by Mark Field (son of 6eo. Wilkofa), Dam of Rod Seal 2:10 Al- Bird of Daisy Flolds 2:08Vi, Mam lawood 2:i9. . brlno Field 2:11, etc. Second dam DAY BELL ."by Advance, slroof MalraBka2:25,6tc, Dam of Veritas 2:10, Vlndex 2:29. Third dam daughter of Tlppo Salb, a thoroughbred. Red Heart Is Ty Fred Wilkes, out of Sweetheart, by Sultan; second dam Minnehaha, tho dnm of Boautlful Bolls, etc. RED SEAL stands 15.1, compactly built, with great quality arid a suro slro of great speed. Ho will mako tho season of 1904 at the OREGON STATE FAIR GROUNDS Terms, $40 Season With tho usual roturn privilege. Good pasturo at reasonable rates to mares Bent from a distance SAM CASTO, Fair Groancfe, Or. wffttaimtt iamnminnmnitHHitMtiaitnH(inf Books By William J. Long!! Ways'of Wood Folk 75c Wilderness Ways 75c Sectets of the Woods ; 75 Wood Folk at School 7-5c BeastsTof the Field - $&7 Fowls of the Air School of the Woods, Following the Deer, A Little Brother to the Bear, $1.50 net. net. I $1.75 $1.50 $1-25 GINN & COMPANY, pm Trade Department, 29 Beacon Street, BOSTON. raiimlllyffrfrHH J. A. AUPPERLE, President E. W. HAZARD, Cashier, A. F. HOFER, Vies President. Oregon State Bank Incorporated. ' , Jefferson, Oregon, Transacts a gonoral hanking business; makes loans,) els counts bills and rocolvo 4oposlta. Doals In foreign and domestlo oxchango. Collections mad on farorablo terms. Notaries Public Wo tondor our Borvicea In all matteru ot conveyancing. Ileal estate loans negotiated at low rates of Interest YOUR BUSINESS SOLICIT Theo. M. Baril Successor to Barr & PeUel. JHL . BL JL3M JM JCIJCv SALEM, Hot Air, Hot Water and Steam Heating: a Specialty. .V '.t II OREGO' iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHwiinHitiiniiirnniiim H 90 per cent of all cases treated at " 4 Boswell Springs ate Cutzd Capt. Ben D. Boswell, i Proprietor and manager, Bosweu F. U., Dotfglas Co., utcgon., titi l( t UIIIIIIIHIIII HUM IIIIIIHIIIIHMIHm tffttsiHigisoafisfysaBttstystsstMmsmiSf ! IbalVe if errv . i .' The ferry boat Is now In operation, day or nightl roads goo4 and driving fine. Take the short cpt tf points in Polk county. I A. D. Pettyjohn, PropJ M T7T M 1 It It M 1 1 1 1 H I til 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 II I 'II II 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 HI I ij Wholesale and Retail Family Liquor Stare E. ECKERLEN, 258 Commercial Street. Full lino of liquors and wlnca. Cedarbrook whisky formerly McDrler. Irand tlio best for family uao. All ordors filled and llvered in tho city limits. 'Phone Main 1161. wttm'U'uiwte'ii'.'V"11"1 t1.?1! myutwc, 'I